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Why do we need financial freedom?

Financial transactions monitored by Banks & Govts

(Intrusion to our digital privacy)

Restrictive Cash Limits

Restrictive Cash Li

Data collection --> Single Point of Failure

(Leaks, Hacks & Abuse)

Restrictive Policies--> Burden of Proof on You

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Why do we need financial freedom?

Financial transactions monitored by Banks & Govts

(Intrusion to our digital privacy)

Restrictive Cash Limits

Restrictive Cash Li

Data collection --> Single Point of Failure

(Leaks, Hacks & Abuse)

Restrictive Policies--> Burden of Proof on You

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Why do we need financial freedom? II.

War on Cash!

Restrictive Cash Limits

 "Financial Dictatorship" - KYC, AML, Payment Inspections ..

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Cryptographically secured

Cryptocurrencies I.

(Pseudo) Anonymous

P2P Systems

(Un)regulated

Monero, Zcash, Zerocoin, Shadowcash, Dash

Cryptocurrencies II.

Transparent:

Bitcoin, Litecoin, ...

Anonymous:

Bitsquare.io - decentralized P2P exchange, integrated TOR

Cryptocurrencies III.

Where to get them?

Exchanges - Kraken, Coinbase, Bitstamp, Coinmate, Poloniex

Localbitcoins.com - P2P exchange

ATMs - expect 3% fee, anonymous with some limits

Hardware wallets - Trezor, Keepkey, Ledger

Cryptocurrencies IV.

Where to store them?

Exchanges - risky, possible subject of fraud or hackers

Mobile wallets - Mycelium, Breadwallet, Copay, Jaxx

Paper wallets - retrieving with f.e. Omniwallet.org

Desktop wallets - Electrum, Exodus, Jaxx ...

Cryptocurrencies in practice

By David Stancel

Cryptocurrencies in practice

LibertyCon, Prague

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